USA TODAY flipped into News Videos 0:30 13 hours ago 'Cop City' activists arrested after chaining themselves to top of crane USA TODAY Police arrested two protesters who locked themselves atop a crane in protest of "Cop City," a police training center being built near downtown Atlanta
USA TODAY flipped into News Videos 0:43 14 hours ago Baltimore bridge collapse: White House shares message with Spanish-speaking community USA TODAY Tom Perez, Senior advisor to President Joe Biden, shared a message in Spanish to communities impacted by the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse.
USA TODAY flipped into News Videos 1:17 15 hours ago Two bodies in Baltimore bridge collapse recovered; search for four others ends USA TODAY The bodies of two of the six missing construction workers from Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse were recovered.
USA TODAY flipped into Politics Videos 0:34 15 hours ago Former senator and vice presidential nominee, Joe Lieberman, dies at age 82 USA TODAY Former Connecticut senator and Democratic vice presidential nominee Joe Lieberman has died from complications from a fall at age 82.
USA TODAY flipped into Sports Videos 1:26 16 hours ago Ian Eagle believes UConn Huskies can repeat as National Champions USA TODAY - Sports Seriously CBS Sports' Ian Eagles explains why he believes that the Uconn Huskies will go back-to-back as NCAA National Champions.
USA TODAY flipped into Sports Videos 1:20 17 hours ago Ian Eagle on why the Oklahoma City Thunder are set up for success USA TODAY - Sports Seriously CBS Sports' Ian Eagle discusses the Thunder organization and why the team is set up for so much success.
USA TODAY flipped into Money Now Insurers could face losses of up to $4 billion after Baltimore bridge tragedy verified_publisher USA TODAY Money - Sinead Cruise, Jonathan Saul and Carolyn Cohn LONDON − Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse could cost insurers billions of dollars in claims, analysts say, and one put the toll at as much as $4 billion, which would make the tragedy a record shipping insurance loss. Officials have turned toward a salvage operation with four people …
USA TODAY flipped into Money Now Home Depot acquires SRS Distribution in $18 billion purchase to attract more pro customers verified_publisher USA TODAY Money - Eric Lagatta Home Depot hopes to gain more professional customers who work on larger projects through the acquisition of SRS Distribution, which supplies roofers and other contractors. Home Depot announced Thursday it is buying a roofing distributor in a massive $18 billion deal that signals the home-improvement …
USA TODAY flipped into Sports Now MLB Opening Day live updates: Full schedule, predictions, how to watch games today verified_publisher USA TODAY Sports - Jesse Yomtov The 2024 Major League Baseball season officially began in South Korea last week, but Thursday marks Opening Day proper with all 30 teams originally scheduled to be in action. While two games were preemptively postponed due to weather, there's 13 more to watch on Thursday with scintillating matchups …
USA TODAY flipped into Sports Now Latest class-action lawsuit facing NCAA could lead to over $900 million in new damages verified_publisher USA TODAY Sports - Steve Berkowitz, Steve Gardner The NCAA and its Power 5 conferences could be facing more than $900 million in additional damages as a result of a class-action lawsuit seeking academic achievement payments to athletes dating back to the 2019-2020 school year. The suit follows a ruling upheld by the Supreme Court in 2021 in the …
USA TODAY flipped into Life Jan 7, 2020 I tried the weight-loss app Noom for three months—here's what happened Reviewed - Megan McCarthy Is Noom a miracle? No, but it feels like a sustainable way to create healthier habits. There’s a lot of mystery around Noom—starting with “what even is it?” The company’s Instagram feed is full of mouthwatering pictures of healthy food, nutrition infographics, and testimonials. But what exactly does …
USA TODAY flipped into Entertainment 1 hour ago Twitch streamer Tyler 'Ninja' Blevins reveals skin cancer diagnosis, encourages skin checkups verified_publisher USA TODAY - Naledi Ushe Tyler "Ninja" Blevins, a famous Twitch streamer, has revealed a skin cancer diagnosis after a routine dermatologist appointment. "A few weeks ago I went in to a dermatologist for an annual skin/mole check that Jess proactively scheduled for me," the 32-year-old Fortnite player wrote on X Tuesday, …